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shebab
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| It's too bad that "opportunities to learn Arabic" isn't listed as one of the pluses for living in a smaller city....As you would be one of the only foreigners there, it would be easier to practice with locals (supplemented by formal instruction) than it would in Riyadh or Dammam... |
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scot47
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| Opportunities to socialise with Saudis are limited, in Hail or Riyadh. Most have limited social contact outside their own family and kinship groupings. |
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shebab
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Opportunities to socialise with Saudis are limited, in Hail or Riyadh. Most have limited social contact outside their own family and kinship groupings. |
True, but I believe that Westerners living in Hail and Buraydah get more invites with Saudis than those living in Riyadh, if only for the fact that they are such a novelty in those areas... |
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